PARISH OF ST HELIER Minutes of the Parish Assembly Wednesday 17 June 2020 at 7.00 p.m. Assembly Room, Town Hall 36/20 Welcome and Apologies – Apologies: Procureur Peter Pearce, Procureur Geraint Jennings, The Dean, Barry Le Feuvre, Stewart Mourant, Bernie Manning, Deputy Stephen Ahier, Deputy Mary Le Hegarat, Deputy Rob Ward, Lyndsay Feltham, Sarah Richardson and John Baker. The Constable advised those present that the Parish Assembly is being broadcast electronically; he welcomed a number of the Municipality who are taking part from home during the COVID19 pandemic. 37/20 Item 1: To approve the Minutes of the Parish Assembly held on 26 February 2020 The minutes were not approved and were held over for approval at the next Assembly 38/20 Item 2: To approve the Minutes of the Parish Assembly held on 29 April 2020 Proposer: Danny Scaife, Seconder: Isaura De Castro The minutes were adopted 39/20 Item 3: To approve the Minutes of the Parish Assembly held on 27 May 2020 The minutes were not approved and were held over for approval at the next Assembly 40/20 Item 4: To approve the Minutes of the Parish Assembly held on 10 June 2020 Proposer: Jason Turner, Seconder: Paul De Freitas The minutes were adopted 41/20 Item 5: To elect two Constable’s Officer’s for the Canton de Bas de la Vingtaine de la Ville Miroslav YOLOV Proposed: Danny Scaife Seconded: Isaura De Castro The Constable asked if there were any further nominations and the following candidate was duly nominated. Sangeeta SHUKLA Proposed: Danny Scaife Seconded: Isaura De Castro There being no further nominations Miroslav YOLOV was re-elected as a Constable’s Officer and Sangeeta SHUKLA was elected as a Constable’s Officer for the Canton de Bas de la Vingtaine de la Ville. The Constable thanked Miroslav and Sangeeta for allowing their names to go forward for the Honorary Police as a Constable’s Officers. The Constable formally warned them to appear before the Royal Court at 10am on Friday 26 June to take their Oath of Office. 42/20 Item 6: To elect a Constable’s Officer for the Vingtaine du Mont Cochon Paul DAVIES Proposed: Danny Scaife Seconded: Isaura De Castro There being no further nominations Paul DAVIES was elected as Constable’s Officer for the Vingtaine du Mont Cochon. The Constable thanked Paul for allowing his name to go forward for the Honorary Police as a Constable’s Officer. The Constable formally warned him to appear before the Royal Court at 10am on Friday 26 June to take his Oath of Office. 43/20 Item 7: To recommend to the Licensing Assembly the following application for licences for the year 2020 in virtue of the Licensing (Jersey) Law 1974: Name Category Business Address Nude Food Body Limited 3rd Nude Food Adam Laffoley (Sec) Pirouet House Union Street Proposer: Lucy Morris Seconder: Jackson Lowe Lucy Morris explained that she was representing Nude Food Body Ltd in Union Street, below the Sonic Gym. The licence being requested is for a 3rd Category. Lucy would like to serve alcohol with meals in her café, as she is intending to extend her opening hours and to pick up additional business from the gym members and members of the public. Lucy confirmed there is currently no alfresco at the premises. Procureur Geraint Jennings asked (remotely) if the applicant could confirm the hours, they would be open. Lucy confirmed currently the café opens from 6am to 3pm, but she would like to extend her opening hours until 9pm on weekdays and 10pm at the weekends. On being put to a vote the application was approved unanimously Walabout Limited 6th The Loving Chair Company 75 Bath Street Proposer: Sophie Piazza Seconder: Kate Henry Alex Piazza from Walabout Limited in Bath Street explained that she was requesting a 6th Category licence. The licence was required for a wine club, to which there would be an online subscription service. Members would pay a monthly or quarterly fee for discovery wines initially from Portugal. ,Packaging, labelling etc. will take place in Portugal but the sales will be to Jersey residents. Procureur Geraint Jennings asked (remotely) if the applicant could confirm it is a delivery service only and there would be no direct sales from the address. Alex confirmed there would be no alcohol sales from the premises, they currently trade from the premises as a furniture store, alcohol deliveries would be directly to the customer’s home address. On being put to a vote the application was approved unanimously The Constable reminded all those that had spoken in respect of the Licensing applications that they were entitled to address the Extraordinary Sitting of the Licensing Assembly, which would sit at 2:30pm Tuesday 23 June to hear the applications. Anyone listening at home who would like to address the Licensing Bench would need to give at least 7 days written notification to the Judicial Greffier of the fact they wish to apply to be heard in person or by a solicitor and the Licensing Bench may at its absolute discretion hear from them or their representative The date of the next scheduled Parish Assembly is Wednesday 24 June 2020 .